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goneovim
A GUI frontend for neovim
goneovim is a Neovim GUI written in Go, using a Qt binding for Go. This repository forked from the original Gonvim for the purpose of maintenance and enhancement. Traditionally, Neovim (and even Vim) has been optimized for working with Terminal, and some Terminal-based workflows cannot be achieved with a GUI. Therefore, for some people, a GUI would be the unnecessary additional stuff. On the other hand, in my opinion, there are some attractive features of GUI. Since Neovim performs all of... -
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Blister is an extremely fast, scalable, lightweight, cross-platform C++ library and cmdline tool set for building async I/O servers and clients. It includes optimized logging, configuration, networking, process control, HTTP and SMTP APIs
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javautilcmdline /javautil is a reusable Java library for common programming tasks, such as String, File, RegEx (Regular Expressions), Array manipulation, etc. The package also contains command line tools that mimic many Unix commands.
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C-style, ANT/cmdline preprocessor for java, xml and other files. Designed to run smoothly with IDEs and tools - all directives occur in comments specific to the file's type, making it syntactically valid. Line numbering (debug messages!) is preserved.
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